UFCmania.com has received the fighter payouts for UFC Fight Night 10 from the Florida State Boxing Commission for the event held on June 12 at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino:
Spencer Fisher- $26,000
Sam Stout - $6,000
Fisher defeated Stout via unanimous decision
Jon Fitch - $36,000
Roan Carneiro - $5000
Fitch defeated Carneiro via RNC in round two
Drew McFedries - $14,000
Jordan Radev - $5,000
McFedries defeated Radev via KO in round one
Thiago Tavares - $10,000
Jason Black - $6,000
Tavares defeated Black via TC in round two
Forrest Petz - $8,000
Luigi Fioravanti - $8,000
Petz defeated Fioravanti via unanimous decision
Tamdan McCrory - $8,000
Pete Spratt - $12,000
McCrory defeated Spratt via TC in round two
Gleison Tibau - $10,000
Jeff Cox - $3,500
Tibau defeated Cox via ATC choke in round one
Anthony Johnson - $6,000
Chad Reiner - $3,000
Johnson defeated Reiner via KO in round one
Nate Mohr - $6,000
Luke Caudillo - $3,000
Mohr defeated Caudillo via unanimous decision
The total payroll for UFC Fight Night 10 was $175,500. Keep in mind this number does not include signing bonuses, sponsorships, percentages and other unofficial earnings.
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Damn, Fitch has a pretty good salary for not being on a main card. Stout only made 6k?
Not a bad for the budget that ufc seems to be on.
Fitch made out very well for a fight night damnnn. Include that number with sponsorships, etc he is looking at a $50,000 night eassssssyy. I always knew there was a solid difference between purses in terms of winner and loser but wow Fischer walked away with 26k and Stout only got 6k geezZZ.
Kevin “cuts” Kelly
[quote post=”2471″]I always knew there was a solid difference between purses in terms of winner and loser but wow Fischer walked away with 26k and Stout only got 6k geezZZ.[/quote]
The way it works is each fighter gets a dollar amount which is how much he will get paid, if he loses. The winner gets double the amount said. So for the Fitch fight, it was Fitch = $18k and Roan = $5K. Since Fitch won, he got double, so its $36k. If Roan won, it would have been Fitch = $18k and Roan = $10k
ViolentMike… are we sure that these figures are after the winning ‘bonus’ or before?
Either way, 18k to fight and 18k to win for a non-main event is pretty high paid for the UFC. Hopefully they can get his salary up if he continues to win and perform at a high level.
Compared to the top salary guys- Couture, Liddell and now Jackson… UFN means U Fight (fer) Nuthin.
They should add Dana White’s payday to the list
Can’t say the pay Stout is getting is good, but I’m glad to see Fitch make some decent change for the event.
Man they are fleecing these fighters big time. I guess White and the owners just light cigars with hundred dollar bills…
crazy Fitch got the most
[quote post=”2471″]ViolentMike… are we sure that these figures are after the winning “bonus’ or before?
Either way, 18k to fight and 18k to win for a non-main event is pretty high paid for the UFC. Hopefully they can get his salary up if he continues to win and perform at a high level. [/quote]
This is before, and not including signing bonuses, sponsorships, percentages and other unofficial earnings like “Fight of the Night”.
[quote comment=”83924″][quote post=”2471″]ViolentMike… are we sure that these figures are after the winning “bonus’ or before?
Either way, 18k to fight and 18k to win for a non-main event is pretty high paid for the UFC. Hopefully they can get his salary up if he continues to win and perform at a high level. [/quote]
This is before, and not including signing bonuses, sponsorships, percentages and other unofficial earnings like “Fight of the Night”.[/quote]
So if that is the case, Fitch would have made 72k?
Im not sure if the ‘winning’ purse is included in this ’salary’ ‘earnings’ or ‘not’ is what Im ‘getting’ at.
Now that UFC hold most of the top fighters and are the only company rich enough to pay their salaries, they probably think that no one can afford to steal their fighters so why put up the salaries.
36 grand is a good payday for fitch, but stout only getting 6 grand for a fight of the year candidate is robbery…
i’m sure he got a bonus for fight of the night, but still…
i feel sorry for some of the lower level guys
$3k for a fight is awful
couldnt train for 2-3 months on that
would struggle to pay the rent
then food and flights to the event
i know they get sponsorship and extra bonuses but it seems incredibly low
a quick google suggest a crowd of 5000
im sure the average ticket went for more than $35
the spike money and all the advertising from xyience etc must bring in a packet for the UFC
as must the merchandise sales related to the event
as it wasnt ppv they wont be getting a cut of ppv sales which is big money
id expect UFC itself to have made a couple of mill profit from this
shame the fighters dont get to see much of it
poor sam stout beat on for 15 minutes for $6k
considering they only fight 3-4x per year its not much of a retirement plan unless you can get way up the main card
[quote comment=”83993″]i feel sorry for some of the lower level guys
$3k for a fight is awful
couldnt train for 2-3 months on that
would struggle to pay the rent
then food and flights to the event
i know they get sponsorship and extra bonuses but it seems incredibly low
a quick google suggest a crowd of 5000
im sure the average ticket went for more than $35
the spike money and all the advertising from xyience etc must bring in a packet for the UFC
as must the merchandise sales related to the event
as it wasnt ppv they wont be getting a cut of ppv sales which is big money
id expect UFC itself to have made a couple of mill profit from this
shame the fighters dont get to see much of it
poor sam stout beat on for 15 minutes for $6k
considering they only fight 3-4x per year its not much of a retirement plan unless you can get way up the main card[/quote]
The UFC retirement plan is fight until you die. As a matter of fact, Ken Shamrock is on it.
Sam Stout, $6,000 … Spencer Fischer, $36,000 … Dana White, $850,000 … Being Quinton Rampage Jackson and tapping Rachelle Leah’s sweet flower, PRICELESS !!!
Fitch’s total payday was 36k. But dont forget, Dana passes out “bonuses” if the fighter puts on a show. I guarentee JF and Fisher and Stout and a most other fighters on that card got bonuses. No one layed and prayed. I bet Kos is wondering what’s in those envelopes everyone else has…
[quote comment=”84072″]Fitch’s total payday was 36k. But dont forget, Dana passes out “bonuses” if the fighter puts on a show. I guarentee JF and Fisher and Stout and a most other fighters on that card got bonuses. No one layed and prayed. I bet Kos is wondering what’s in those envelopes everyone else has…[/quote]
Kos wont be seeing any of those envelopes anytime soon, well maybe when he gets his ass haned to him in his up coming fight with GSP.
Dam Stout only made 6000 gran dat totally sucks espicially when u train with couture n preparing for a fight. Taking mentally and physical pain. I wouldnt want to fight in the ufc if i was getting paid like that. Come on putting yo body on a line like that, then u only get paid 6 gran.
[quote comment=”84042″]Sam Stout, $6,000 … Spencer Fischer, $36,000 … Dana White, $850,000 … Being Quinton Rampage Jackson and tapping Rachelle Leah’s sweet flower, PRICELESS !!![/quote]
Rampage did not tap that no way ho say.
Looks like Tamdan “the barncat” McCrory got the short end of that purse.
All those fighters were underpaid. The UFC has all their fighters over a barrel. Let’s face it the UFC is the only place they can make “top” dollar. I thought monopolies were illegal. God this reminds me of Don King and boxing. Our warriors desrve better.
Oh yeah, I had a brain cramp. Monopolies are only illegal if it is a service that everyone depends on.